This past week, the cryptocurrency market displayed a dynamic pattern, with notable fluctuations across several key assets. Bitcoin showed signs of a steady upward trend, while Bittensor (TAO) emerged as the biggest winner of the week. Several cryptocurrencies recorded double-digit gains, while losses were kept to single digits for the week’s biggest losers.
Top Gainers of the Week: Bittensor [TAO]
Bittensor [TAO] kicked off the week with some volatility, experiencing drops of 7% and 4%, bringing the price down to $288.3. However, it rebounded significantly, reaching close to $470 by the week’s end, reflecting a remarkable 40.5% gain. Currently, TAO is trading at $494. According to The Bit Journal, TAO became the top performer of the week, pushing its market cap beyond $3.4 billion. Additionally, trading volume surged by over 30%, exceeding $188 million, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) remaining in the overbought zone.
Fantom [FTM]
Fantom [FTM] began the week at $0.48 and rallied to $0.67, achieving a weekly gain of nearly 37%. Although it has since retraced slightly, currently trading at $0.6597, it remains one of the top-performing assets. With a market cap over $1.8 billion, trading volume saw a decline of more than 8%, settling at $197 million. Despite this dip, the significant gains attracted widespread attention from investors.
Sui [SUI]
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Sui [SUI] saw a 34% increase, becoming the third biggest gainer of the week. Starting at around $1, SUI surged to $1.4. The market cap reached $3.8 billion, but there was a slight drop of 2%. Trading volume fell dramatically by over 50%, ending the week at $395 million.
Top Losers of the Week: KuCoin Token [KCS]
KuCoin Token [KCS] faced a challenging week, dropping 7% and becoming the biggest loser. Starting at $8.2, KCS fell to $7.4 and currently trades around $7.63. Its market cap remains stable at approximately $896 million, with trading volume rising 8% to $771,626.
Kaspa [KAS]
Kaspa [KAS] ended the week with a 5.6% decline. After starting at $0.177, it dipped to $0.170 and currently trades at $0.166. Its market cap held above $4.1 billion, though trading volume plummeted by 40% to $24.2 million.
Internet Computer [ICP]
Internet Computer [ICP] experienced three consecutive days of decline, bringing its price down to $7.9. By week’s end, it recovered slightly to $8.5, but the asset still saw an overall loss of over 5%. Currently, ICP is trading at $8.36, with a market cap around $3.9 billion. Trading volume fell 30%, landing at $58.8 million.
In summary, the crypto market has seen substantial shifts between winners and losers this week, highlighting the volatile nature of this space. As always, it’s essential for investors to conduct thorough research and proceed with caution. For the latest insights, follow The Bit Journal for expert analysis and updates.
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